Every Question You Have — Answered Honestly

The FAVIX Sleep Elevation Wedge is a precision-engineered memory foam wedge that elevates your upper body at a 30–35° angle while you sleep. This isn't a comfort product — it's a corrective tool. The angle changes the physics of how you sleep: your airway stays open, stomach acid stays down, and your spine rests in a neutral position. It comes with a removable bamboo cover, a non-slip base, and a 60-day guarantee.

The FAVIX Wedge is designed at a 30–35° incline. This specific range is referenced in clinical literature on positional therapy for obstructive sleep apnea and nocturnal acid reflux. Most cheap wedge pillows use 15–20° angles — not enough to create meaningful physiological change. Too steep and you can't sleep comfortably. The 30–35° range is the sweet spot: effective enough to work, comfortable enough to sleep in all night.

The core is high-density CertiPUR-US certified memory foam — free of harmful chemicals and heavy metals. The cover is a removable bamboo-blend fabric that's breathable, cooling, and machine washable. The base uses a non-slip grip material to keep the wedge fixed on your mattress.

Medium-firm. Firm enough to hold the elevation angle without sagging under your weight. Soft enough to be comfortable from the first night. It does not collapse the way low-density foam does — this is the main reason cheap wedge pillows stop working within weeks.

No. The non-slip grip base holds the wedge on your mattress, and the body-contouring foam surface keeps you in position naturally. This is the most common concern from new customers — and it consistently turns out to be a non-issue. The wedge stays put. You stay put.

Yes. The FAVIX Wedge works for both back and side sleepers. The gradual incline profile allows you to shift position naturally without losing the elevation angle. Most side sleepers take 2–3 nights to fully adjust and then find it completely comfortable. A thin standard pillow under your head can help with neck alignment if needed.

It depends on your preference. Most back sleepers don't need one — the wedge provides enough head elevation. Side sleepers often add a thin standard pillow for neck comfort. Try it both ways for your first few nights to find what works for your body.

Yes, completely. The FAVIX Wedge sits on your side of the bed and has zero effect on your partner's sleeping position. Many customers have partners sleeping flat beside them with no issues at all.

The bamboo cover unzips and goes in the washing machine — cold wash, gentle cycle, tumble dry low. The foam core itself should not be machine washed. Spot-clean the foam with mild soap and water if needed, and air dry completely before replacing the cover.

Most customers notice something from night one — less burning, quieter breathing, fewer wake-ups. Some need 3–7 nights to fully adjust to sleeping on an incline, which is completely normal. What surprises people most: how fast the exhaustion lifts. Customers who've been dragging through the day for months start feeling different within a week. One customer told us: "I have way more energy. I stopped napping every afternoon. I feel like myself again." The angle works immediately. The rest of your life catches up.

Two reasons wedge pillows fail — wrong angle and sliding. Most have a 15° incline that doesn't meaningfully change airway position. Or the foam collapses in a week and stops working. And almost everyone who gives up on a wedge pillow has the same story: "I slid off it by 3am and went back to flat." FAVIX uses a non-slip base that grips your mattress, memory foam that holds its shape for years, and a precise 30–35° incline — the range that actually makes a measurable difference. People who failed on other wedge pillows are among our most grateful customers.

Positional therapy (elevation) is documented to reduce apnea events for people with positional or mild-to-moderate OSA. FAVIX is not a medical device and is not a replacement for prescribed CPAP therapy. If you have a formal sleep apnea diagnosis, discuss positional therapy with your sleep physician before making changes to your treatment plan.

High-density memory foam of this type typically maintains its shape and support for 3–5 years with regular nightly use — unlike low-density foams that flatten within weeks or months.

Free standard shipping on all orders. No minimum purchase. No hidden fees. All duties and taxes are included in the price.

Orders are processed within 1–2 business days. Estimated delivery: USA 5–10 business days, UK 5–10 business days, Canada 5–10 business days, Australia 5–10 business days. You'll receive a tracking number by email within 24–48 hours of shipment. All duties and taxes are included in the price — no additional charges at delivery.

We currently ship to the USA, UK, Canada, and Australia. Contact support@favixstore.com if you're located elsewhere and we'll see what we can do.

Try the FAVIX Wedge for 60 full nights. If your sleep hasn't improved — contact support@favixstore.com and we'll refund 100% of your purchase price. No questions asked. No forms to fill. We cover return shipping.

Then you get your money back. The guarantee exists precisely for this reason. Email support@favixstore.com, tell us it didn't work, and we'll process your refund. That's the whole policy.

Refunds are processed within 1–3 business days of your return request. The refund will appear in your account within 5–10 business days depending on your bank or payment provider.

No. The FAVIX Sleep Elevation Wedge is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It is a sleep positioning product. If you have a diagnosed condition — sleep apnea, severe GERD, or spinal issues — please consult your healthcare provider.

Head-of-bed elevation is recommended in clinical guidelines for nighttime GERD (American College of Gastroenterology). Positional therapy is recognized as an adjunct treatment for positional obstructive sleep apnea. The FAVIX Wedge applies these established clinical principles in a consumer product.

No — do not discontinue prescribed CPAP therapy without speaking to your doctor first. Some customers use FAVIX alongside their CPAP with good results. Whether positional therapy can reduce your CPAP reliance is a conversation to have with your sleep specialist.